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ActionAid throws weight behind Nasarawa Youth Development Commission Bill

ActionAid throws weight behind Nasarawa Youth Development Commission Bill On By Gabriel Ewepu – Abuja As youths are said to be national assets and leaders of tomorrow but are cramped with various challenges leading to various agitations including the recent EndSARS protest in order to have their place and space in national development and governance, ActionAid Nigeria, Friday, threw weight behind the Nasarawa State Youth Development Commission Bill sponsored by the Deputy Speaker of Nasarawa State House of Assembly, Rt Hon Nehemiah Dandaura. Speaking at the ‘Advocacy Roundtable with Nasarawa State House of Assembly Members on the Nasarawa Youth Development Commission Bill’, in Abuja, the Country Director, ActionAid Nigeria, Ene Obi, represented by Director, Organizational Effectiveness, ActionAid Nigeria, Funmi Oyefusi, in an address said youths need a legal framework for proper engagement, empowerment, and development, more than ever.

UN Launches Game To Raise Awareness for Ozone Layer

UN Launches Video Game To Raise Awareness for Ozone Layer The game aims to show young people who are anxious about the future what can be achieved through collective action. A visual from the Reset Earth animation. Provided by the United Nations Ozone Secretariat In times where doom and gloom reigns, any sliver of hope regarding the climate crisis we are in is greatly appreciated. The ozone layer stands as a rare success story among our many failures, and the United Nations has just launched a game to get teenagers more aware of the importance of protecting it, according to a press release provided by the United Nations Environment Programme.

UN Official Praises Success of Saudi Arabia s Distance Education

Friday, 29 January, 2021 - 05:45 United Nations Resident Coordinator in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Ambassador Natalie Faustia says Saudi Arabia s transfer to distance education within hours of the suspension of studies had represented a major success story. (SPA) Asharq Al-Awsat The UN’s resident coordinator in Saudi Arabia has hailed the Kingdom’s successful switch to distance education in the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak. Natalie Faustia said the country had been able to continue the educational process for more than 6 million students without interruption and had created interactive tools and solutions such as the Madrasati platform, while making available 23 educational channels and an online YouTube channel.

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